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	Geoarchaeological Implications of Holocene Landscape Evolution in the Los Vaqueros Area of Eastern Contra Costa County,California - Jack Meyer, M.A. This study proposes a method for locating buried archaeological resources that combines the discipline go geoarchaeology with the perspective of landscape evolution. The study was designed to estimate the potential for buried archaeological resources by identifying buried land surfaces (paleosols) that were available for human occupation in the past. The findings of this study are important for understanding the influence of landscape evolution on the archaeological record of eastern Contra Cost... Keywords: Geoarchaeology; landscape evolution; holocene; radiocarbon; buried soil; buried archaeological site Downloads: 61
	Environmental factors in archaeological site locations - Grady, James, 1931- Subtitle on cover: Piceance Basin, Colorado. Bibliography: p. 251-265 Keywords: Indians of North America; Land settlement patterns, Prehistoric; Archaeological site location Downloads: 41
	A Geoarchaeological Study of the Guadalupe Parkway Corridor, State Route 87, San Jose, Santa Clara County, California - Jack Meyer, M.A., RPA with contributions by G. James West, Ph.D. Brian Gassner, B.A. At the request of the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), a geoarchaeological study was conducted for the proposed Route 87 Guadalupe Parkway Upgrade project. This document reports the findings of that study which was designed to: (1) identify and document the natural landform-deposits; (2) search for potentially buried archaeological materials; and (3) evaluate the potential for buried archaeological sites in the project area... Keywords: Geoarchaeology; landscape evolution; holocene; San Francisco Bay; radiocarbon; buried soil; buried archaeological site Downloads: 43
	Insight: Senior Gleaners / Conservation Volunteers / Brian Malow Senior Gleaners - More and more people are falling on hard times as the economy continues to falter. Today on Insight, we'll talk with volunteers from the local Senior Gleaners organization that collects and packages food for more than 160 feed-the-hungry programs in the area. Conservation Volunteers - You'll hear from Sacramento volunteers who do conservation work in Machu Picchu. The Conservation Volunteers International Program is a California non-profit corporation established in June 2007 t... Keywords: Senior Gleaners; volunteer food gatherers; feed the hungry; Conservation Volunteers International Program; park preservation; archaeological site preservation; Brian Malow; comedy; comic science; funny science; KXJZ; Insight; Sacramento public radio; Capital Public Radio Downloads: 257
	Aitkin County Shipwrecks Project Report - Ann Merriman, Christopher Olson, and Maritime Heritage Minnesota Maritime Heritage Minnesota (MHM) conducted a side and down-imaging sonar survey of Aitkin County in August 2010 as part of the Mississippi River Aitkin County Survey (MRACS) Project. With the completion of the MRACS Project, the 104-mile portion of the Mississippi River in Aitkin County was the first section of any body of water in Minnesota to be systematically surveyed archaeologically using sonar... Keywords: Minnesota; Maritime Heritage Minnesota; Headwaters Mississippi River; 19th Century; 20th Century; archaeology; archaeological site; nautical; maritime; underwater; maritime history; survey; sonar; side-imaging; side imaging; site; Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage Grants; Legacy Amendment; Aitkin County; shipwrecks; steamboats; sternwheelers; Andy Gibson; Swan; Fawn; City of Aitkin; George H. Houghton; Walter Taylor; Red Mill Wreck; Tripp Landing; Burton and Anderson/Hodgeden and McDonald Mill and Landing; Ripple River; Mud River; Aitkin; Palisade; Jacobson; boat; steam; flat boat; flatboat; ferry; wanigan Downloads: 44
	Mississippi River Aitkin County Survey Report 2010 - Maritime Heritage Minnesota, Ann Merriman and Christopher Olson Maritime Heritage Minnesota, a 501.c(3) non-profit, conducted a 104-mile nautical archaeological side and down imaging sonar survey of Aitkin County, MN in August 2010. Funded in part by the Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage Grants program - also known as the Legacy Amendment - this survey represents the first systematic remote sensing survey of any body of water in the State of Minnesota designed to record and recognize new archaeological sites... Keywords: Minnesota; Maritime Heritage Minnesota; Mississippi River; 19th Century; 20th Century; archaeology; archaeological site; nautical; maritime; underwater; maritime history; survey; sonar; side-imaging; side imaging; site; Minnesota Historical and Cultural Grants; Legacy Amendment; Aitkin County; shipwrecks; steamboats; sternwheelers; Andy Gibson; Swan; Fawn; City of Aitkin; George H. Houghton; Walter Taylor; Ripple River; Mud River; Sandy River; Sandy Lake, Aitkin, Palisade, Jacobson, boat, steam launch, flat boat, flatboat, ferry Downloads: 69